A kestrel in flight with wings spread and tail fanned, every barred feather picked out in fine detail, with a gold compass star beside it.
It is drawn as a wildlife illustration on plain dark fabric, with no text.
The compass rose is the only addition, and it turns a bird study into something about navigation and direction without stating either. The falcon is drawn accurately enough to identify.
For falconers, birders, and anyone who wants an animal design that carries a second meaning quietly.
